CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS - Voters have definitively approved the use of medical marijuana on ballot questions Tuesday, with a question on assisted suicide remaining too close to call.

Question 2, which asked voters if physicians would be allowed to prescribe medication to end a patient's life, was showing 51 percent against, with 85 percent of Massachusetts towns reporting, according to media reports.

Question 3, which asked voters to approve the medical use of marijuana with a written prescription from a physician, was showing 63 percent in favor, with 85 percent of Massachusetts towns reporting, according to media reports.

Question 1, the "right to repair," was nullified by a bill passed by the legislature in August, but still received strong support with 84 percent voting yes, according to media reports. The question requires motor vehicle manufacturers to give vehicle owners access to the same diagnostic and repair information that the manufacturers' dealers and authorized repair facilities have.

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